CoinWorld News: The Ethereum Foundation's Global Policy Strategy (GPS) team has released a guide titled "Ethereum Basics for Governments and Institutions," which introduces the operating mechanism, governance model, and differences from other blockchain solutions of Ethereum for policymakers and institutional decision-makers. The guide points out that reliance on centralized systems brings systemic risks, while decentralized blockchains have the potential to reduce such risks, but not all blockchains possess the attribute of "credible neutrality." Differences in technical architecture and governance models will directly affect whether they can serve as public infrastructure in the long term.

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OneUnfilledOrder
· 5h ago
The phrase 'systemic risk of centralized systems' in the guide is quite harsh; traditional financial circles would probably be stunned when they see it.
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IceCreamUnderTheNeonLights
· 5h ago
EF's move this time is quite pragmatic, directly handing a manual to policymakers, which is far more useful than shouting about decentralization every day.
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SudoSatoshi
· 5h ago
Finally, someone has made the concept of "credible neutrality" clear – not every chain can serve as public infrastructure.
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